Indian Athletics League

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Indian Athletics League is a proposed league in India. It will be organized by Silvakaran Group . This tournament will also have similarities with 14-leg Diamond League Series. There will be 8 to 10 franchise with each having 2 or 3 foreign players. There will be 8 players per franchise for both Men and Women. [1]

Current[ when? ] this proposal is put on hold by AFI Executive Committee.[ citation needed ]

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